S corp bylaws are essentially a set of rules established by a corporation's board of directors. Created when a corporation is first formed, this helps protect the company as well as the corporation's shareholders. More specifically, S corporation bylaws clearly state all of the rules and ...
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LLC or S-Corp designation also separates business income, income taxes, employees, and shareholders. This separation is important for tax purposes, and also for a reasonable salary, and for protection from business debt. For example, if a customer were to fall in your store, having an S corp...
LLC and S Corp Definitions By default, a single-member LLC (SMLLC) is treated as a disregarded entity by the IRS. However, the member can opt to instead be taxed as a C or S corporation to avoid self-employment taxes. An S corporation is a special corporate designation that also enjoys...
Vossloh's management and supervision structure Vossloh AG is subject to the provisions of the German Stock Corporation Act, capital market leg- islation, codetermination law, as well as to its own bylaws. Like any other German stock corporation, too, Vossloh has a two-tier board structure, ...
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The Delaware annual franchise tax is calculated as follows (this is somewhat over-simplified—the exact calculation can be found at http://corp.delaware.gov/frtaxcalc.shtml): If the authorized shares have no par value, the franchise tax is $75 for up to 5,000 authorized shares; an additio...
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Let’s try explaining this differently. Instead of going over the reasonable limit, think of figuring out an S Corp salary as making sure it doesn’t trip the wire of beingunreasonable. To be certain, theIRS and others use the word reasonable, but they too cannot define what is precisely ...